Is 痡 commonly used in modern Chinese names?

No, 痡 is rarely used in modern names due to its association with illness and exhaustion. It appears primarily in classical literature.

What are the main meanings of 痡?

The character primarily means sick, exhausted, or fatigued. It describes physical affliction and weariness.

痡 specifically conveys a sense of being afflicted or exhausted by illness, often with a literary or classical tone, unlike more common medical terms.

痡Tone 1

fū ｜ 12 strokes ｜ radical:

Sick;

exhausted;

fatigued;

to be afflicted with illness or weariness.

Sickexhaustedfatigued

Exhausted and wearyAfflicted with illnessFatigued and sickSuffering from exhaustionDiseaseWorn out and sick

Appears in classical Chinese texts describing physical exhaustion and illness.
Often used in literary contexts to convey severe fatigue or widespread suffering.
Less common in modern vernacular Chinese, primarily found in classical literature.